tilinmyowngrave
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WTF IS UP WITH THESE? WHY ARE THESE WORTH $1000 (other than the fact that Danny Carey endorses them)??? Doesn't it seem a bit crazy?
http://synesthesiacorp.com/home.html
http://synesthesiacorp.com/home.html
Wtf????
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random.hero
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i could see why, they are versitile as hell and are very neat...
i definately wouldnt have a use for them, let alone buy one...
but im sure someone does
i definately wouldnt have a use for them, let alone buy one...
but im sure someone does
tbone36109
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it basicly has everything a full electric drum set has:brain, many different triggers(although all on one pad) and foot triggers. its alot more compact and alot more versital than regular pads though
tilinmyowngrave
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tbone36109 said:
Well, I dont understand electronic drum talk... so... maybe I was wrong
tbone36109
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lemme translate all electric drum talk for you ..... EXPENSIVE ... haha there you if you ever dont understand what someone is saying about them thats really what it means
Tim Brown
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It either has a giant Force Sensing Resistor(expensive) in it, or a bunch of triggers, with each covering a zone.
To me it wouldn't be worth it, because if I wanted something like that, I could build something remotely similar for about $100 using a ton of piezo elements, with each wired to it's own jack so you could wire the entire unit up to a sound source - then depending upon where you hit, you would get a different sound.
Tim
To me it wouldn't be worth it, because if I wanted something like that, I could build something remotely similar for about $100 using a ton of piezo elements, with each wired to it's own jack so you could wire the entire unit up to a sound source - then depending upon where you hit, you would get a different sound.
Tim